Francois Martenot Burgundy Pinot Noir

The Bourgogne Pinot Noir has purple shades. Year after year, it becomes from ruby to oranged red. At the nose, red fruit flavours (cherry, blackberry, raspberry, blackcurrant) are combined with spicy notes. On the palate, tempered tannins express themselves and a nice suppleness persists.

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Wine of France

France

Ideal with roasted poultry and beef.

Bottle

Full Product Name:
Pinot Noir - Red French Wine

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites

Francois Martenot

Specialist of Burgundy wine, the Maison François Martenot has been the worthy heir of its renowned founder Lucien Gustave Martenot since the XIXth century.

Bottled by:
François Martenot,
A / At F-21200 Vignoles,
France.

François Martenot,
A / At F-21200 Vignoles,
France.

Prestigious Burgundy estate, Maison Francois Martenot benefits of an excellent fame thanks to its strong know-how and its long history. Francois Martenot which is located in the heart of the Burgundy region exists since the 19th century, and was famous under the name of Clos de Vougeot, property of Leonce Bocquet. The most charismatic member of the family served for Napoleon.

Les Grands Chais de France

Pinot Noir

2019

Maison Francois Martenot is located very close to Beaune, capital of Burgundy wines. Between Auxerre and Macon, the Burgundy area offers some of the most prestigious appellations of the world. If you need any additional information please contact us by email : consommateur@lgcf.fr

An intense garnet hue, a very aromatic wine with blackcurrants ands others red fruits note, a lovely palate with moderate tannins and a nice persisting suppleness. Serve with warm pork meat, duck or mutton daube, and fine cheeses

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Francois Martenot

Ideal with roasted poultry and beef

Sylvie Ravier

The grapes are harvested when just ripe, destemmed, crushed and fermented for 6 - 12 days at a controlled temperature (about 30°C)